Facebook speeds up iPhone app after complaints
Facebook has revamped its iPhone and iPad app from scratch to address complaints that it was slow to use.
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Microsoft debuts multi-channel ad units
Microsoft has launched a series of new ad unit types intended to help brands coordinate their campaigns across Microsoft’s Web, mobile, Xbox and Skype platforms.
Online music trends- Teens pick YouTube a main music source
Radio is still the dominant way people in the US to discover music (48%) – followed by tips from friends/relatives (10%), and YouTube (7%), but more teens listen to music through YouTube than through any other source (64%) — followed by radio (56%) and iTunes (53% ) and CDs (50%) – according to new research.
Twitter angers developers with API clampdown
Twitter has sparked anger from developers after restricting creation of third-party applications on its social network.
Top tips: How fashion brands can get the most from their fans
Major fashion brands are building up huge social followings, but how should they engage those fans? Tamara Littleton, CEO of social media management agency, eModeration, examines the issues.
Cloud storage wars- Microsoft revamps SkyDrive
Microsoft has revamped its SkyDrive online storage system with new features as the firm aims to rival the likes of Dropbox, Apple, Amazon and Google in the rapidly growing cloud storage market.
Mobile users ‘prefer navigation to search’
Despite its popularity online, smartphone users are ditching search in favour of direct navigation, according to new research.
Brits ‘use only 4 mobile apps regularly’
UK consumers use only four mobile apps regularly, with the most popular ones becoming part of a user’s daily routine, according to new research.
Brits 'use only 4 mobile apps regularly'
UK consumers use only four mobile apps regularly, with the most popular ones becoming part of a user’s daily routine, according to new research.
1 in 8 European smartphone owners conducted a retail transaction on their device
Mobile shopping is on the rise in Europe, with a growing number of smartphone users making transactions via their device, according to new research.